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雞兒

简鸡儿 · 繁雞兒

Mandarin · pinyin jī ér

chick; baby chicken
(vulgar) penis

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雞: jī · chickens; domestic fowl
兒: ér · son, child, oneself; final part
鸡: jī · chicken
儿: ér · son, child; Kangxi radical 10

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1–2 · ji1 er2

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noun

(Central Plains and Lanyin Mandarin, Jin) chicken
(Southwestern Mandarin, Zhejiang Wu) chick
(chiefly Central Plains and Southwestern Mandarin, Jin) boy's penis
(Sichuanese, derogatory) male genitalia

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